Why is Fasting necessary in islam?
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Fasting is necessary is Islam because of the following reasons
It is said by the almighty allah that every male and female whom are mentally fit then fasting is cumpolsary on them
Fasting is done to produce righteousness,and a fear from allah which Muslims called taqwa
In fasting Muslims come more closer to the almighty allah and beg for his or her health
It is also included in the basic five Pillars of Islam
It is also done because the messenger of the almighty allah Nabi (sallallahu alaihi wasalllam) always done fasting on special occasions like Ramadan kareem and moharram
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Bismillah hir Rahmanir Rahim
Fasting is necessary is Islam because of the following reasons
It is said by the almighty allah that every male and female whom are mentally fit then fasting is cumpolsary on them
Fasting is done to produce righteousness,and a fear from allah which Muslims called taqwa
In fasting Muslims come more closer to the almighty allah and beg for his or her health
It is also included in the basic five Pillars of Islam
It is also done because the messenger of the almighty allah Nabi (sallallahu alaihi wasalllam) always done fasting on special occasions like Ramadan kareem and moharram
That's all from me
Asslamu alaikum
If u like it plz mark it as brainiest
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Muslims are prohibited from eating, drinking and engaging in conjugal sexual relationships from dawn (fajr) to sunset (maghrib). It is considered time to begin fasting when a person standing outside can tell a white thread from a black thread. Fasting helps Muslims develop self-control, gain a better understanding of God’s gifts and greater compassion towards the deprived. Fasting in Islam involves abstaining from all bodily pleasures between dawn and sunset. All things which are regarded as prohibited is even more so in this month, due to its sacredness. Each and every moment during the fast, a person suppresses their passions and desires in loving obedience to God. This consciousness of duty and the spirit of patience helps in strengthening one's faith. Fasting helps a person gain self-control. A person who abstains from permissible things like food and drink is likely to feel conscious of his sins. A heightened sense of spirituality helps break the habits of lying, staring with lust at the opposite sex, gossiping, and wasting time. Fasting is also viewed as a means of controlling one's desires (of food, drink and sex) and focusing more on devoting oneself to God. Many Muslims have had food before the sun rises.
Sawm also carries a significant spiritual meaning. It teaches one the principle of God Consciousness: because when one observes fasting, it is done out of deep love for God and to learn self-restraint. As mention in the Quran:"O you who have believed, decreed upon you is fasting as it was decreed upon those before you that you may become righteous".
Fasting is said to inculcate a sense of fraternity and solidarity with the needy and hungry.[10] Most importantly, the fast is also seen as a great sign of obedience by the believer to God.[22] Faithful observance of the sawm is believed to atone for personal faults and misdeeds and to help earn a place in Paradise.
Sawm is intended to teach believers patience and self-control in their personal conduct, to help control passions and temper, to provide time for meditation and to strengthen one's faith. Fasting also serves the purpose of cleansing the inner soul and freeing it of harm. Some scholars, following the earliest understanding of the uses and objectives of the ritual of fasting strongly object to identifying mundane objectives of the ritual such as physical and psychological well being. To them the ritual of fasting is purely a worship and should not be treated as an exercise mixed with worship. The objectives of the fast is to inculcate taqwa (God-consciousness) in a believer. As mentioned earlier, fasting can also be observed voluntarily (as part of the Greater Jihad).
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Muslims are prohibited from eating, drinking and engaging in conjugal sexual relationships from dawn (fajr) to sunset (maghrib). It is considered time to begin fasting when a person standing outside can tell a white thread from a black thread. Fasting helps Muslims develop self-control, gain a better understanding of God’s gifts and greater compassion towards the deprived. Fasting in Islam involves abstaining from all bodily pleasures between dawn and sunset. All things which are regarded as prohibited is even more so in this month, due to its sacredness. Each and every moment during the fast, a person suppresses their passions and desires in loving obedience to God. This consciousness of duty and the spirit of patience helps in strengthening one's faith. Fasting helps a person gain self-control. A person who abstains from permissible things like food and drink is likely to feel conscious of his sins. A heightened sense of spirituality helps break the habits of lying, staring with lust at the opposite sex, gossiping, and wasting time. Fasting is also viewed as a means of controlling one's desires (of food, drink and sex) and focusing more on devoting oneself to God. Many Muslims have had food before the sun rises.
Sawm also carries a significant spiritual meaning. It teaches one the principle of God Consciousness: because when one observes fasting, it is done out of deep love for God and to learn self-restraint. As mention in the Quran:"O you who have believed, decreed upon you is fasting as it was decreed upon those before you that you may become righteous".
Fasting is said to inculcate a sense of fraternity and solidarity with the needy and hungry.[10] Most importantly, the fast is also seen as a great sign of obedience by the believer to God.[22] Faithful observance of the sawm is believed to atone for personal faults and misdeeds and to help earn a place in Paradise.
Sawm is intended to teach believers patience and self-control in their personal conduct, to help control passions and temper, to provide time for meditation and to strengthen one's faith. Fasting also serves the purpose of cleansing the inner soul and freeing it of harm. Some scholars, following the earliest understanding of the uses and objectives of the ritual of fasting strongly object to identifying mundane objectives of the ritual such as physical and psychological well being. To them the ritual of fasting is purely a worship and should not be treated as an exercise mixed with worship. The objectives of the fast is to inculcate taqwa (God-consciousness) in a believer. As mentioned earlier, fasting can also be observed voluntarily (as part of the Greater Jihad).
⭐⭐Hope this helps⭐⭐
⚠⚠pls mark brainliest⚠⚠
❗❗take_care❗❗
#always✌
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